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1 -._.._..._---....:..._.~..+y.: I)UTCI4" PAPERS. PAHIC, JULY 12.-4 was on the 6th, at te:C o'clock in ihq afternoon, and "not hefo re, Highness the Giand'. Duke of Berg arrived at Bayonne. The folloping Aar, the 7thinstant, the extraordi 'tiary Spanish Board of, Government met for the last on which occasion . King,josEpn presided in . person. On: the 8:11, or on the Oth at latest,:. King was, to leave onne, in company with atl :he Alembers of' the above Board, on his way to l'sdadrid. On the 9th he Was to arrive in Iron, the . tot h at Tolosa, the I th_ Vergera; the 12th and 'l3th he was . to pass at Vittoria, and the 14th at Pa • inorbo ; the 'lsth he was to , arrive 'in Burgos, -and' rernain-there ten bvs; on the 18th his Nlajesty waS tO arrive in Irina Odrigo, the 19th in Valeiitia, the 20th in Valladolid,"t he 23d in Olniedb,,the 24th Villa Casten, the 26i1l in Segovia, and the 27th in • .Sir S •k ' Mi>, t; it nppliel for an itijunai , m' of the.h Iron) drakvilig; ac'eci)thig, and pft.isin; ls!ll:3 4" ol . e..xcilinr,r itno, flutes of 11,e 'name of the firm, ittui from receivihg the debts clue a' the- . puilicL•rsicip, hall.. pit eXchaiig,-, and flutes hay- Mg. been etrcidated by . one, in the ttatne.ol the hrtn, without t he knowhttte and consent of the Plaintiffs. Mr. LEACH and Mr; SHADWEIL. •were•on the same side ‘i.itt)d the • CtiANCELLurt instantly-granted the in junttion. COURT ktNG's BENcH, lvtY 22, lEFGRE LORI] ELLEN‘j: :O OiIOU'GII, , (C.'„I-) AT GUILDHALL. COI.C.'[..OUGLI V. WILSUN.` This was an adioa to recover a penalty of 501. 'Upon the ACls. of J'arliaineut,respecting.theEsta bliSh mem of the' Coal ,Eiteharwe in London,_ which requires, that upon the arrival of any coal ship at. Blackwall; or her place 'of delivery at the port of-, London, the Captain shall, it.i twenty4our hours after .. her arrival, send a true copy of the certificate given by the 'linter at the port of lading., to the Clerk of the Cuati : market, ,and, imposing; a like penalty upon sending such certificate sooner. 'Die -certificate-Con tains an account of the twine of the ship, the bur , aien, the owner, the port whence she comes, the lading, the number of tons, the Captain's 'name, the quality of the coals; and such particulars as May he necessary to give the parties whO are concerned', in the state of the market, a knowieage of the present The present penalty was'claimed on ac count of the ship Cot!) in elite, of which- the Defend 'ant Was the Captain, and which had arrit'ed at Black= wally at two o'Ciock the itth of April last ; but the certificate of which wlis transmitted to the Clerk at 10 o'clock of the stifle day, by which a penaltrikaa incurred: . Mr. GARROI.V for the Plaintiff, called a witries. Who ha z 1 seen the ship arrive, and also proved by the Clerk of the market, the entry of the certificate, and the produJion of the certificate, Which purposed to be delivered by one _White,. "as Fai tor. tOr the Owners, NC. . Lord ELLENDOROUGH (C. J.) held that this was Hot sufficient, as it was not *hem., that White was even the general agent of the Delenclant , „ Wilson, or that he -authorised the delivery of the certificate iu question.—Verdia fur the Defendant. • _ CHAPMA.'ST against THE GOVERNOR AND COMPANY OF THE THAMES ARCHWAY. • Mr. Jaavis for the Plaintiff stated; thit it was a n . o h }ion to recover. 291. for making.a Plan- of the course of the drift of the Tunnel; which the - Company is now making under the Thames. The Ci.mpany had employed a Mr. Trevet hick, a person of skill in mining, to sink a shaft and to cut a drift under the Titarries. After proceeding - some distance, in be came necessary to ascertain precisely the course of it, as it was-feared, that when it came out on 'the other side of the Thames it would come- so near. to some warehouses, - as to endanger their safety. For the purpose of this survey, Mr..Chapfnan was ern plOyed, and produced a plan, for which he made the present charge. When it was sent in, the Clerk to the Company-returned kir answer, that it was incur red and usehiss -to the Company. Several witnesses. were called for the Plaintiff, who spoke in - general.terms, as to the accuracy and skill of the Plaintiff and of his plan. Mr. GARROW, for the Defendant, contended, that the plan was altogether erroneous. It stated, that the drift would come within one foot four inches . east of Mr. 'Turner's warehouses, wher eas it wou ld aitually chute about tg feet six inches east of that spot. The plan being calculated to mislead, could be of no use to the• Pefendants, and they were not liable to pay tor it. Mr. Trevethiek,.the Engineer to .the Qimpany, who is tne ernor of the steam-engine which is, intended to run at Newmarket, was examined, and proved that the Plaintiff's plan was inaccurate, and of no use to the Compaay. Atter the plan was made, an accident happened, by which the Thames water burst through the ceiling of the drift. Th e witness went can the oppoSite shore, and on the sur face ascertained the precise spot •merely by his cal culations. He then ordered a pole and some bags of clay to be .thrown .into the river at the place where he conceived the hole in the bed of the river, to be, and although there was no.eddy or disturbance in the water to mark the spot, yet he ascertained it. so accurately, that the pole and the sand bags sunk exactly into the hi , le„ind filled it up. The .aper ture was only four feet in extent. Other witnesses were called to toe same facts, and the Jury, under his Lordship's direction, -gave d.verdiet for the De fendants. One of the Jurymen suggested a wish to give the Plainqf his expellees out of pocket, and each. party to pay their own costs; but his-Lordship said, that if he was entitled to any thing, he was entitled to. the whole. The question was; Whether his plans had been useful or not: • On Saturday, at Marlborough-street, a, handsome young woman; of the name of 6VI, was committed for fortune-telling. The Defendabtornmenced her enlightened profession tinder inauspicious and dis heartening circumstances, although she had been re gularly bred to divination under her mother, a pro phetess of great celebrity, who died lately: Miss Gill, unfortunately, had a knack of making too much of a customer, by way of keeping their valuab les charms and it was by this mode of dealing that Mary Murphy, a (*lse! of _l6, caused her to by brought- before her betters, to answet to a charge of keeping a ring, her property. ;Thedwelling-house of a supposed pauper, who "had- taken relief of the parish of St. Mary Magdalen in:Colehester, for nine years past, to the amount -of 421. 75 . . was lately searched, under circumstances which led to a supposition that he had sufficient pro perly to support himself; when the sum of "1881. 7s. 6d. in cash was discovered, hoarded upon the premises, together with seven chests, each having from three - to six locks, and containing the follow= ing articles 'of wearing apparel':—thirty-two coats,. eleven jackets, forty-tv,o waistcoats, thirty-six pair of breeches and pantaloons, thirty-three pair. :of stockings; twenty shirts, six new hats, eighteen pair of boots and shoes, seven pair of sifter shoe and knee buckles,, fourteen silk and other handker chiefs, &c. &c. all of which, it appeared, he had regularly purchased at different periods, and whiCh were ol't he best quality. Madrid. FIADEY. -2VIUSTAPHA UEV, with a retinue of five servants„ 'passed on the gal inst. through : • Nancy, on his way from Paris to Constantinople. COPENHAGEN, JULY 2.—FrOm Elsineur ihtellil gence nay been received, under date the 30th of June, that it has been discovered in that place that the English have caused- false Sound passes to be fabri cated, by means of which several ships have stcleti into different ports of the Baltic._ . JuNE 22.—Tt Aloes not seem that - we are to expea any very speedy change in our situa tion. The Court will still continue for an-indeter . minate time at Konigsburgh, and the Great Of .ticerS of State have sent for their radies, who re mained here, and entirely broken up their household' establishments in thig city. The French are work ing day and night in their magazines, preparing am thunition, &c. great quantities of which are lent to Magdeburgh and to Silesia, for whicb latter country Several French regiments are on their march. Batsms OF 'THE MAINE, JUNE 26...—According to accounts from Brandenburgh, the missign of t he.Pi us sian Minister, VON STEIN, not only 'had reference to the,paYment of the arrear, of the contributions, but to Ineliberation of the Prussian Provitiees from the occupation of the French troths: 'Neither of these objeas was, however, attained. , Some Pfla sian commercial houses , had offered to give bills on Paris for the ambunt of the retnainder of the contri butions; whiela sum was to _be rePaid_ them graotally by the Government. The Coutuellor of State, DARN, the Intenoant General of. the Finances, en-. wed into a negociation on this subjea with M. STEIN, and the offer was accepted, prpvided the Emperor would ratify'the agreement. 13,,t this ra tification has nc4,been obtained. It is even said that Emperor de lared that political, circumstances rendered tlifk.elacuai ion of the Prussian-territory on this side the Vistula impossible and that a change in these ciroumstances must be waited for... It is, therefore, considered certain, at least according to general.rOort, that-the French troops williform a eanip CONSi ANTI N orr..E, MAY 25.—A few clays past we NVey 011 t hevery point of seeing two revolutionS take place. The contriver of the first was Is ED BAY, one of the principal Members of the .corps of the Inas, or men of the law. He wished to render hint-, .self .Mufti, bnt his design was discovered, and he was banished to art ssa.—A few day, afterwards a great number of soldiers, being a part of the garrison - of the Asiatic fortresses, came to the capital and demanded, _in an authoritative tone, the disposal . of SEMEN BAcUI, the Vicp7A,_ia of the Janissaries, threa,lening that otherwise they would soon be fol lowed by a much 'greater number of their' com panions. Government, 0 prevent an ins , irreel ion, compiled with eir demand,, and SEISIEN BACH' was deposed, and banished to Brussa.. 'Afterwards, when • KABAKA OGLOU, Commander of the five European Fortreses, understood that the troops of ALE AGA, his opponent, had accused him of being engaged in a plot, of which he was perfectly inno cent, he passed to the Asiatic side with the troops under his command, and gave, battle to ALI AGA, who was slain in the first attack. Ir was then dis cOvered tha,t ALI AGA maintained a connection with the pi incipal Officer of SEDIEN BACHI ; that Offi cer was theretbue strangled, and KABAKA OGLotr appointed Cotninander of the Forts on the Asiatic as well as the European side of the Strait: Since TALHEK PASHA has been recalled from Egypt, • a -good uaderstanding bet Ween the Turkish Gover nors has been restored, and the Contingents arrive regularly. The navigation of the Arehivelago is. now crvirely free, and_ many richly laden vessels - arrive daily in our, harbours. LAII RAPORT. COURT OF CHANCERY, (TAY zs. IN THE INIATTEII OF CHAN:NICE, A LUNATIC. • Mr. HART moved to have an Order made in this case amended. Two creditors of the Ldnatic had brought forward claims against him. One of these to the amount of I iOO,l. had been disallowed by his Lordship ; but the other demand not being objected to had been .sent to the 11 , 1a•ter. The Order, how ever, was entireiy silent as to costs ; and d it was a ques tion of doubt, no --costs of proving delis in bank ruptCy • being allowed, whether the. Master had p 0..% er to grant the • costs of proving ,a debt before him under a Commission of. Lunacy. The-LORD CHANCELLOR allowed the - Order to be e ;so iislo comprehend the costs of proving the fair debt. In an appllcation on the part ,04._ two Attornies, *,'h o were.eo-partners, for rm attachment 'against ,a. lady, for - payment.of their accouhti the'ittorneshav vz snceeeded to the husincs other .I)u§bAqd, having: cc;:ted jointly n the atfairs of the Test6tor•at first, ancl.separa!ely atter wArs - for the mOthe'r and . chil 7 dren, the Long cif,kNeti - ,1041.i . id it flown, that the policy of the law would not Silthit yersons in the re sitnatiOn of pattAers to be Ebncern.cd.adverse ,y in sui.6h:-.t.ween diffeYent brandbes •of a :tunily of whose eeneral,c,ollC.erns they hacl the joint ,ma nagetnent.• 1- • . ali TUE MATTE: I ,A A DIS.PUTE BETWF.EN PARTNERS . --: l'neAsintifl", in 4 Defendants are solicitors and z ..vodes. carrying on 'ousiness 'lnder a firm j and .+y..,<.rt_ ._. '~ . ik c r .' e .. ~ ~~ .~. ii '':i'`' ~ 'emu .::;,: - 4 , r T-' ,- Zi.T,-ar.„•:="7' ; ~:_.:;,,,--;:'„.' .:_:;:.:7 , 7.;.:.,:;:•:4', - : .1.•';-'*.i.::',',-..-:;i1'. •? ! IlloN Printed by KrCH4RD HaRRIs, of 10. 4, Martlett-court, Bow-street . ; At the S7J;N-Qprcit. No. i i Strand; where Adve? tisemehti, Orders Prom 40.1DOAT :T;ly • "Tice, Yaij• 23, iSog. tt 6:gin:lent of Light DrAgoints, Lieuten - ant Intim Ver ner to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Caven dish, promoted in tile .tst ‘Alc,t' India Regiment. loth Ditto, Cornet Sit Godfrey 4V ebster, Bart, from the ,St Oragoon Guards, to be Cornet, .vice Park, prothoted. Istßegintent or foot, Captain Swan Hill to be Major, vice St. Clair, deceased. Lieutenant Sackville .Spear to be Captain of a Company, vice, Hili. Ensign 'Alexander Kellett to be Lieutenant, vice Spear. ASslstant-Surgeott • join) Plendericatli, from the •istti Light 4Yragooos, in be surgeon, vice Forbes, appointed Surgeon to toe For,:es. 7th Dino, Edmund Cresswell, Gent. to be tieut,:nalit ' by pticchase,..v.ce Cavendish, appointed to tile loth Light I)rakiulls. - 15th Ditto, Lieutenant P. D. Wheeler, from the Bth G2r rtsuu to be Lieutenant; 'Without purchase. 16th Ditto, Ensign Rick‘arci Biakency to be lu:titer - mut,' vice Wood, deceased. 'Henry Pules Mitchell Gregory, Gent. to be Ensign; vic4lilakeney! 2.ISE Ditto, Se‘jeant-Major lames Stewart to be Adjutant; '(with the Rank of Second Lieuttmant,) vice brad}, who resigns the Adjutantcy only. • 26th Ditto, Ensign Hugh Pollock to be Lieutenant, by pur. I chase, vice Scarisbria, who retues. , 1.27t1i Ditto, 111Sigll William Boyle, tram the 'Tyrone Mili tia, to be Ensign. 28 t h Ditto, Ensign Charles Carruthers, from the Tyrone Militia, to be Ensign. 46 • - tali Onto, Christopher Spencer.Breary, Gent. to be Ensign, wirlibut purchase, vice Georges, who resigns. 36th bitto, •Ensign ---- Bishop to be. Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Lyndon, superseded: 37th. Ditto; Icahn Ilulebrooke, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase' vice Gloster, promoted in the 3d West Lima . 43d Ditto, klos'pitAl Mate, William Thompson to be Assist. , ant - Surgeon. 4,01 Ditto, Ensign lolin Ilia to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice BacktiOustl, promoted. 42d Ditto, Ensign kob . ert Blackwood to be Lieutenant, with out)3urchasei Ensign the tionout Ant 1 unit ~,ntland to be ditto. Withal - it Mounts, .Gent., to, be Ensign, vi‘e IllackwoOd. 57th Ditto, Ensign Rice Price to be Littitenant, by purciiase, Vice Niossimiii, promoted. 6za Ditto, Ll6ottliant Ldward Parker to be Adjutant, vice . Elliott, who resigns the Aujut.Mtey on.y. • 63d onto, En.tgit Adam Atexanuer Wood,, from the York Light lutattr.y . Volunteers, to 6c Licutenittu., vice Pcard, - • dc:eascd. • , . 66iii Unto,' lames Mitchell, Gent. to be • Ensign, without purchase, vice Veitch, pruinoted in the 6tll ; t _arriswi nat. iahon. . . 89th Ditto; Ensign Charles cannon to be Lieutenant, vice Lawrenson; d‘ceasecl; Mattliw Powell, lent, tube it sign vice . • gid D,tto, Ensign j.Ross to be Lieutenant, without Our_ .eltas 'e, vice Horn, who resigns. , • 94111 Ditto;,EnSign. EastcoUrt "Cresiwell to be Lieutenant, by purchase,, vice Campbell, promoted. , • tooth Ditto, James .MariniCawdel Cawdell, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchaSe, vice Arthur, pronioted it, the 67tH Hoot. tat West India Regiment; Ensign. Thomas Phibus to be Lieutenant, vice Power; deceased. Malcolm Macleod; Gent. to be Ensign, .vice Phibbs. . ... • 3d Ditto, Ensign ThoinaS klarrifon to be Lieutenant, with , out purchase, vice Kay, who resigns. Ensign joint Burke Gloster, iron) the ;jut Nit, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice M•thanald, Wno resighi. Allan APPher-, sun, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Harrison. Lieutenant lames C rouke, to be Adjutant vice Poulton, deceased. Stu Onto, Ensign W 141 Henderson to oe Lieutenant; with.. out purchase, vice Ryan, who resigns. ''Ensign and.Adju tam %Vim lay lor to nave the RanK of Lieutenant. jo.di buelton, Geld. to be Ensign, vice Henderson. York Light Infantry Volunteers. AA) be Ensigns— -- Osborn,, Gent. vice Wood, promoted in the 63.1 uoi. I . Warren, Gent. vice Power, promoted in the ist West Inuni Regiment. Denny Ruck, Gent. vice Jackson, promoted in the Royal. Royal York. Rangers, Ensign Thomas Ridge to . be Lieute nant, without purchase. Janles Aldborough.Dennis, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ridge. • 3tl Garrison Battalion,- john Reynolds, Gent. to be. Ensign, vice Tracey, promoted in the 251.11 root. 6:ilr Diller, Ensign Stephen Holnies to be Lieutenant, vice Wheeler, appointed to the lath Foot. Ensign Charles Veitch, from the 66th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Hill, appointed to the zith-Foot. John Newman, Gent. to . .be Ensign, vice Holn.es. The King's German Legion - . 3d Battalion Of the Line, Serjeant-Major Lorentz Heise to be Ensign, vice De reytag, promoted. Quarter Mattor- Seljeant Levin-to be Ensign, vice, Hasse, deceased. 3tli Ditto, Ensign Christian Goeben to be Lieutenant, vice . La:tertian, deceased. , eleven , at the Bush, Carlisle:. Attorney, Mr. ritatinseli Staple's Inn, 1 - ndoti. liutowanc, of Nottingham, mercer, Aug ,at e o; add Scyt ; 3, at eleven, tine Featncrs add Punc s n Nottidgtra.o. Attbrdies, Coldnain and Loncld, Nottingham ; or Messrs. Bieasdale, rticicattcWr, add H o idae, New-Inn, Lotadva. StilIC114...)1111)e, B•istul, cabinet:maker and brokers iLly 2J, 24, add 3, at eteveu , at the oust' •L'ill• van, Bristol. Attortues, Sweat, Inner Tedyle, Londod ; or Mr. SLCI.IIICII4, Calvert, 01 NlAtypUll, Cumberland, rwrcer and . drape{, At.,14 $, y, arid Sept. 3, at eleven, at Liu: iionsc uL Mr. " IliQlll.l - $ ', Inuilolder , Maryport. Attortdcs , Mr.11 . 047,0 d , W t Ledavco Lot Mr. Falcon, tin-court, Teinple, Loddoo. /. D I ID ENDS . Aug. zi. 1 hornas Berry, of Fleet-street, London, man's mercrr, at, ten, at Guttaliall. Aug. 3. fltuuta. Law,, ut Lancaster, lace of the lslaha. ut BafbadU,:S, iIPvV of Liverpool, nicaciiara, A taw/clip at toe Comitterci•!,4 lull, tait.,;aster. Ally,. 27. iolin fitJillpbuii, of ria,l4 t.utlft, - Upper Th3rrles - JtAtiolief , , At ten, At (..,uttclo Au*,. zo. Samuel Lucas Payne, of 'Change-alley, London, te.,, at Guild/tall. . .. _ . Aug. to. Ipha Varkinsuu Woolley , of Walham-Greca, Mid- . itizacx, 4.).ew,:r. at tw.:tva, At GuildhAlk. • . Aug. ht tskektt dud Wall aux lo nes,'of Liverpoolt gto:etb, eC cic.v.:u, at Lillyuhut's Hotel, Castle-street verpoul . Aug. I ) . t wary Pedlar, of Bch, woollen draper, at ten, i 4 GUilithdil LtnalOn Aug. xj..luiu, 3 4.4 wdon, of Plymouth, draper, at twelve, at , GAldnati, Luudou. .‘llClldcl I.,ayton, late of White Hart-row, Kell.P. liliA6tUti, burley, it4/114.111,0011, at lI,WCIYC, ki An 6, William Day, of Clwapside, London, man's mer" d at Gundnali . Aug. to. 13te of Canterbury, drapel tA!i•Jr. at eteve,,, at Gultda.4l, Lon,tuit. Aug. 2Z. 10.111 oi Lorcyoul, str.vv-1-13t-111anu1Jc tuna, AL AL Ill:: ve ,g. 11111,. LiVa . 1)4101. STA FF. Assistant-Commissary Henry .Cocksecige to be a Deputy- Commissary of Accompts ta the Forces in tit, West (a. dies. Henry Marder,' Esq. To be Paymaster. of a Recruit ing District in Ireland, vice Cowell, appointed a barrack- Mater in England. • HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon Charles Fortis; from the Royals, to be Surgeon to the korces. EARRACKS. Samuel Lempriere, Gent, to ue a Barrack-Master in Great Britain. vice Watts, superseded. George. Leinpr;ere, Gent. to be a Deputy barrack. Maste r. iii Great Britain, vice !Wm Goodman. To uc Assistant Barrack-Misters in Great Ilritain—Francis Anqueid, Gent. vice Wt. Koss, jun. superseded. je+lm Go4dinan, Gcl“. vi..e jolin Campbell, stiperseiled. AntsioßANnum. The Appointment of Warner Wright, M. D. to be Physi cian to the Forces, 1s stated in .the liazette ut the ibth nor. has not taken place. Ensign Henry De ismgh, of the. Royal York Rangers, is superseded, being abseist :without leave. Ordnanct , olAce, July 2u, 1808. Regiment of iirtillety. Second Captain Robert Lawson to be Captain, vice Hughes, occe,sett. Dated lune z 9, 1806. kubL Lieutenant Daniel I. to De Seconu Caetain, vice Lawson. Dated as auove.. Se Load Lieutenant James N. Charles to be . kirst Lieutenant, vice Skelton. Dated as above. arps of R9.al Engineers. Second Lieutenant 110111 AS h. HUNitinSoll to be First Lieu tenant. Dated juiy Commissions Jived ity the Lord Lieutenant of Hants. Portsmouth Battalion of Polunteer infantry.. I ohis Smuti, (klt. Lu be QudinCr-LilitSter. .11atcd July IS, 12;08. • Winchester Battalion of Infantg. Henry Wells, Gent. to pe Ensign. Uated !Lily zB, 1808. Commissions 'signed by the Vice Lord Lieutenant of Eifeshire. Bgal Fifeshire Yeomanry Cavalry, Tames Home Kigg, Esq. to be Captain; vice Pattullo, pro. ►noted. Dated July 4, 18:Ai. Lieut. Win. Ferguson to be ditto, vice Osw,ilcl, resigned. Dated Imy 5, Commissions algra , t ky qv Lora' Lieutenant of the County of Banff. tit Battalion of Banjibire Volunteer 1n fanny. Lieut. Alcx. T. Williamson to be Captain, vice Bartlet, re - signed, retaining his Rank as Lieutenant Colonel. Dated July is, ISA. Ensign George Wilson to be Captain, vice Souter,,resigned, retainnig his Rank as Major. Dated as above. George Wilson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wright, resigned. Dated June z, tgoY. Ceurge Dawson, Gent. to be ditto, vice Wilson, promoted. Dated July 15, OW. E ns i gn George,Wilson to be Acting Pay lIIAS ha, vice Simp., son., resi g ned. Dated lull:: 1, ttlA3. • , Crown... Office, ,7uo Z 3; 1808. MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THE PRESENT PARLIAMENT. Botough of Cockermouth— Win. Lowther, Esq. commonly called Viscount LOwther, in the room of 'aim ()shorn, Lsq. who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. T4omas Renfree,.of Falmouth, Cornwall, cord wainer. • BANKRUPTS. Ifenry - Bro . ugh Oliver, late of Brampton, Cumberland, cot ton-nwilutactiner, to surronder Aug. I, 2, and Sept. 3, at Ind pubh4ned by WILLIAM ARMIGRR SCRIPPS, S uth Mo:toh.street. Grosvenor-s 9, • i . or the Paver, I rilerf for the Edilor, tirci (Post-p Aid) must be .addressitd: Cgßi 11%1,-11 CJ. Aug r 3. Gervas.rak..k,Jn, vitniii's.lane, London, nut" cna,a. John B , snigliali.sireet, London, laaor. Julia ..vt.ng,4l, 01 tartner. lames Noble, ot GrAwct eau, Aliddlesett brewer. David 'Winston, of lirown's-b , :.:et, St. George, lianovefr stioare,'Matiie.ex, sant ti Josepli Bland and lotin Sattetthwaite, of Fen -court, Lon' ,L ~;, insura ,, cc-nrukcis. Wii ii.un Stec., La lii,.:llu . ord, Middie.ex, iinen-draper. .itotiqinuit; ut ..willersecs,iirc, link:II-draper • PANI IV 12. ICY 11 IPS DIJ >ULVGu. , . R. FeliwirA, Feriwick, and Co. Morpeth, wine-ma d I. a.l.4httkeley'arid P. Bulkeley, Lisbon. A. Simin, I. Pelkingtun, and Cu. Bedrordbury, working' sir ‘ersihitlis. T. Porter, and I, F. Veitcittn4r, London, merchants. - I. (..raves, . and Co. St. Margaret's:Lull, hop' inert:runts, ltiourdson, S. Selby, anti Co m - Lancaster, Merchants. .1. Brown, a.:11. Brown, jun. and Cu.. stcinerioiSes clothiers. - F. and W. ,Robinson, Great Bell-ailey, Cole' mar. cutters. b. tiory, E.: Parker, and Co. Sheffield, silver-platers. T. Harriiigion and F. bay, erown-street, Junky, trial.' makers, I..Cainvoe,ll,sen. A. Campbell, pan. and Co. Clasgovi' W. vVilkilibuz and C. 'tux, 1305.0 n, Lincolnshire, w-o°l° COM:MS. , I. iltxtm, and B. Allen, Paternoster. ro a t' twines.. . . T. Parsons and J. Parsons, Bristol, common carriers. • A fourth Expedition; of Considerable talked-o], and volunteers to it are expected from al° Militia and Voliniteer Corps : most of the Line lie" giments for it will conic from Ireland. A letter trout - off &est, of the Rib inst. states; that When the tritish Fleet waa last driven fr0. , ),: r 5 station, tither two or tour Fre.ncli Ships of 11- made their escape. tallow, and most articles of Russian po" dture, experienced a considerable reduction in 1)6 66 during the last wear, under a general impresst that our con;tnercial relations with that country shortly be restored. Sir JOHN SiNcLAIR, in .his closing address to 0 6 Board of Agriculture, says, that it is discovered cutting ()t the ilossoin - on the tops of the potato? much ,increases- the crop at the b o t tom . I t . i s o° l the.tiine.for perforating tnis op, ration. , It is stated, that a plan is now digesting for pr o civiiig tiie torus and mode of the hig .4 roads through; ont the . kingdoin, by which a saving way. be etredg' . • of five annually to the public. Thirteen Capital Prizes to be drawn, amoa: which are 20,6001. 10,0001. 5,0001. 2,0001. 50° and a lull proportion of other Prizes. Tueschc, August . 2, is the Day. Tickets and Shares, 0 5 ranted undrawn, are selling at all the Lottery t.,ce. BIRTHS. On Monday last, at , :er mother's apartments, 8r0, 1 4 7.- street, I3atn, the Lady of aims tsq. was said)/ 4! livered of a Soli. On the 16th t,st..at Inveresk,. the Laity. of Lieute Colonel of a still-b4:n Son. On z :sr :nst at raierton C urt, Herefordshire, Lady of Thomas I' rankland Lewis, Ifsq of a Son. , MAR-RI ED. Ott Thursday last, Vice. Admiral Sir Thomas GO. — K. B. to Miss Blackneil, or Parham,. in Suffolk. - t o . On Tuesday sentught, Mr. Ge,,rge Osborn, of Cork,„`d; land, to Miss Frances Osborn, eldest daugnter of the George Osborn, Minister of Angel-street MeeLig, caster. DIED. On Monday morning last, at Pelham, near Canterb °l l 4 the Rev. Tooinas icandolph, Vicar of the mined Paris .Petham and Waltham, and Iceetor of Saltwoud and 1 1 ) 111 , 1 1/ On "fuetlay last, at Oxford, wh ere h e was sulo,ib taken ill, in his Way to South Wales, Major lames 1140' late of the Island et Alderney. • 'lnc same day, m St, James's-street, Mrs. Anna 1 % 4 > Brudenell, widow of the late Lieutenant-General Brue10: 1 0 On the loth inst. the Lady of the Rey. Ldwaid S'k.t .Thurlow, nephew of the late Lord Thurtow, • and bendary of the Cathedral Church o, • N-or On Friday last, in the 3ist y,e,r of his age, Frant.is T,,or Barnes, third son of •John Barnes, Esq. of fields. . . On SaturdAy, at his house near al ac kf r i ars - roa d , aL at a ° aif vanced age, Mr. Bartheleinbn, the celebrated l'erfurill‘ the violin. ' -01 Lately,.in the.l7th year of her age, Miss E mma Mar' third daughter of the lion. cud Rev. Dr. Mars ram, ktc ot Kirby-Overblow, Yorkshire. R ICE 0 6A ttl _ RDAY. . , Bank Stock, India Stock, tBs f Navy 5 per cent ,99,-if India ilonels, 3s. ss. Ff . pri Irishs per Cent.. Excl . ,6iue.r Bills, 4s: D i- 4 pei I...:ent. fis 4 i i Ontnium, 3 per Cent. lien: 69 k Imperial 3 per Cent. 3 per Cent. C0n.,68 i i Ds; to Ann. ‘ 7. f Bank L. Alin. 19 1- loth . C ons . f or zs - t h Aug. u9'___, -7 1 -W TR AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-.'f(l ROW. illorning; sz min. after ;. I Afternoon, 9 min• a , , , an( int ttr to! t, cel pr So ca] an CI fie